Access violation

[Kesterson, Roger]

An access violation in VMS means that your program has tried to access an
address in the first page of virtual memory, which is off limits to all
programs.  There are too many possibile causes to even attempt to list, but
since we're talking about PowerHouse, I would guess that it has something to
do with the passing of arguments to your external C procedures.  For
example, if PowerHouse is passing by value, and your C procedure is
expecting it by reference.  This is just a wild guess, it is impossible to
tell without seeing the code.
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